Videos tagged with Long-Term Firearm Storage

This comprehensive guide, presented with high authority by a seasoned firearms instructor, details essential gun oiling techniques to prevent thousands in repair costs. It covers everything from proper cleaning protocols before lubrication to specific applications for slide rails, magazines, triggers, and bore snakes. The instructor emphasizes using the right lubricants for different conditions, like cold weather or long-term storage, and warns against common mistakes such as over-lubrication and using inappropriate oils on wood or polymer components.

This video from Iraq Veteran 8888 discusses the frequency of firearm cleaning, emphasizing that it's not a one-size-fits-all answer. The presenter, Eric, explains that cleaning needs vary based on the firearm's intended use, environment, and the shooter's personal comfort level with potential malfunctions. He highlights that while meticulous cleaning after every range session was common in his youth, as one's collection grows and usage patterns change, the approach to maintenance can adapt, though neglecting it entirely carries risks.

This video focuses on practical advice for preventing rust on firearms. While the title and description don't specify particular firearm models or calibers, the core topic is firearm maintenance and preservation, aiming to help owners keep their weapons in good condition and prevent damage from corrosion. The content is likely to cover various methods, products, and best practices for rust prevention.

This YouTube video addresses the crucial topic of firearm maintenance, specifically "washing" guns, with a focus on how often to clean firearms that are not frequently used. The creator emphasizes viewer support for the channel through various platforms like YouTube memberships, Patreon, and SubscribeStar, highlighting a commitment to independent content creation without sponsors. The video also credits individuals for original score and artwork.

When forced to evacuate, prioritize transporting a few handguns and essential long guns by covering them with blankets or luggage for discretion. For larger collections, invest in long-term storage solutions like corrosion-prevention bags from brands such as Xeros, available at retailers like Brownells, to protect firearms from environmental damage like flooding. Recognize that not all firearms can be transported, and consider the limitations of standard gun safes against determined intruders.

The Yankee Marshal explains why he doesn't show all his firearms in videos, citing practical reasons like guns being stored off-site, in safe deposit boxes, or in a hidden 'cold storage' for emergency preparedness. He debunks paranoia about government confiscation or serial number theft, emphasizing that legitimate purchases are known and false reports are actionable. The instructor also humorously admits to owning some firearms he's ashamed to show.